You would use a drainer to separate a suspension
They are the rubber mountings located on a vehicles rear suspension on wich the suspension components pivot, giving softness and elasticity to the suspension movement.
Most likely cause is that the suspension needs to be greased. Broken suspension components rubbing against other components is also a possibility.
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Aftermarket (usually) suspension components, usually upper and lower a arms (front suspension) manufactured from tubular steel (basically high strength pipe) making it stronger than the factory components which are usually stamped pieces of heavy guage sheet metal.
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No, you can not!
Engine, transmission, steering, brakes, electrical, suspension
A suspension has evenly dispersed components.
It is unlikely that the suspension from a Yamaha YZ80 will fit directly onto a Honda XR100. The YZ80 is a smaller and lighter off-road bike than the XR100, so the suspension components may not be compatible in terms of size and mounting points. It is best to use suspension components designed specifically for the XR100 to ensure proper fitment and performance.
movement of suspension components?
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